Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-04-15

DISBURSEMENTS
By amt paid state TAXI si2s7 Cd
loudly my "a 1s-: a ao95 -
interest of rs $4,000 at Z pr cit $50 %
int on 5000 Seminary loan $50 90
Scnool orders-.-.-.--.--.--.-------.. $50 81
Clly Oroers- o0lo 20
City Treasurer commissions IA 81
OF per. property tax unpaid q 81
1oLAi-.-----.-- % S-loso d
The balance due the city at date of last
bondsmea was .--. 1880. -. ss2sI 81
The a..ount received thereon from the
bondsmen March s, 1857, was.. lil5 y
Balance. ....-........ s1l15 9
City orders have been issued during the year t.
April II, 1887. as follows:
For public 236 5.
ROADS 33lI "
sidewalks. ...................... $40 g.
elections .................-.. So o.
pauper. sol q
incidentals ............... $50 g
city police ............... ........-.... 1873 s.
salaries ............ 525 q
printing 81 q
street lamps ................. GA q
Total ..........- s6255 3
The amt. of city orders outstanding is 1896 2
school - Il
Ants. due the different funds follows:
City fund 3.h1 Y
school fund. 2.S3 .
City Indebtedness:
Due state of Wisconsin ON loan of 1873 s12oO O
Due a. 81 TO seminary 5000
Total City $1,000
All of which is respectfully submit
ted. WM. H. CURRY,
City Clerk
The bonds and oaths of office of tn,
following officers elect were then pre-.
sented, approved and fled:
NJ. NJ. Cothren, Municipal Judge,
J. A. Spratler, Alderman,
Frank C. Weidenfeller, Alderman,
Warren Allen, Alderman,
Delos Z. Beech, Treasurer,
Nicholas Hartert, Assessor,
f. w. Sylvester, Supt. of schools,
John j. Ross, Supervisor,
George Jeuck, Supervisor,
John Commins, Justice of the Peace
w. H. Curry, Justice of the Peace,
Christopher Day, Constable.
Mayor Gilman then introduced hi!
successor, Hon. NJ. Cothren, Mayo
elect. Aldermen Spratler and Weld
enfeller also took their seats.
The council then proceeded by ballo
to elect president of the council, cit,
clerk, street commissioner, city attor
ney, chief of police and janitor, TO
the ensuing year; and the following
named persons were duly elected sale
officers, to wit:
President of the Council, J. F. LaMalle
City Clerk, William H. Curry,
Street Commissioner, Michael Crawford
City Attorney, Charles w. McIlhon.
Chief of Police, William J. Healey.
Janitor, Joseph Jones.
The council also by ballot elected
the following persons school commits
sioners:
William A. Jones, first ward. for on,
year, to fill vacancy.
George Jeuck, second ward, for TIVE
years, full term
His Honor, the Mayor, then appoint
ed the standing committees for TIT
ensuing year.
On motion. the request Of the drum
corps to occupy the front room on the
east side of the city hall in place Of
the one now occupied by them wa
granted.
The council then fixed the salarie!
of the city officers for the ensuing yea
as follows:
City Clerk, $4,000; Street Com
missioner, $4,000; Superintendent OF
Schools, $4,000; Assessor, $4,000
City Attorney, $4,000; Chief of Police
$4,000 per month for first six months
and $1,000 per month for second SIX
months; Janitor, $1.00 for ordinary
and $500 for extraordinary service, pei
night.
The Council then adjourned.
Attest Nj. NJ. CoTHRFN, Mayor.
WIN. H, CURRY, City Clerk.